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Tiny Scelionid wasp. This one was acting suspiciously near a spider egg sac on the underside of a rhododendron leaf
damn the end got cut!
just a tiny nothingness experiment with my new 5D mark ii!
literally made this tiny little film in half an hour, with the bugs that live around my house
avoiding exam revision ftw!
i think i'll be shooting a lot more little nothingness films, my head is alive with ideas, and today is my last exam and therefore last day of school forever!
what a strange 14 years it has been, 4 different schools, two states, good grades and bad grades, so many different friends
i'll miss it, but also, i'm so ready for whats next
From a warmer day.
Found this itsy bitsy snapper on a short walk down to Carson Slough. he seemed confused. He was doing a bad job at crossing the sidewalk(or perhaps more tackling the grass wall that surrounded it) so we gave him a hand.
He was maybe 2" long at most.
Found this tiny, agricultural road next to the Shinkansen tracks. Very calm on a hot and humid evening in Japan in July.
These tiny flowers are back in the deep woods, behind our house, hidden in the leaves and debris. They seem to grow in groups of three with no leaves, in the very early spring. Any idea what they are called? They are about the size of a hearing aid battery, very small.
"Enjoy the little things in life, for one day you'll look back and realize they were big things."
— Kurt Vonnegut
This world is full of wonderful little things that we hardly ever notice... like this tiny fly ツ ツ ツ
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For all of you who asked - here is Tiny Toni in a video taken a few minutes and as you can see she is doing GREAT. Her feathers are growing, she is growing every day... it's just an amazing thing to see :-)
Go for a ride on the back of the train cake - some of them look quite angry! I found them extremely amusing. I wanted animal crackers, but I couldn't find any in the shops. The kids like the teds though.
Magnification junkies and freaks be warned.
This is a 30x70 binocular, and the tiny pinpoint of light you see is the exit pupil.
The size of this pupil dictates (to a point) how bright the view will be.
A 7x50 gives a large 7.1mm exit pupil making even a mediocre binocular usable in low light. This instrument is unusable on anything but the brightest of days, and even then the image is so poor and muddy from poor glass and ridiculous magnifications.
Objective Divided magnification= exit pupil.
As soon as I saw the first preview photo of Tiny Feet with the little does and knew that Roz was involved in the project, I started to get excited and couldn't wait to see the whole magazine released. I haven't been disappointed at all! Tiny Feet is simply enchanting and a pleasure for our eyes and dolly pictures' addiction! As you are going to find it out, Filipa, aka Bombom on Flickr, did a fantastic job in such a limited time. If you don't know Filipa already, she is into everything with so much creativity and talent. She has been running a shop, writing a blog, taking beautiful pictures and starting a new magazine besides many other professional projects.
More: www.blythe-doll-fashions.com/2011/07/27/tiny-feet-magazine/
Tiny wants to celebrate - today he is 25.205479452% through his 365 project. In a positively joyous mood, he sends a little love, peace and creativity ....
Tiny is nuts about the background, kindly shared by wrote under creative commons.
92/365 Toy Project
92/365 One Object 365 Project
This is a proposal for a 2011 Guild Show workshop.
The students will make these pastries and the strawberries.
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Human being is just a tiny bit on the huge landscape of nature..
Shot captured at Nighoj.
The man (if you can find him :) ) is my friend Anshul Saxena.
Why Center Compo?: thought is.. even though a man considers himself in the center of the universe.. he is so tiny in front of the nature!
Manual detail recovery with single RAW file.
Bricks (rocks) / Roses welcome.